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Apologies if I don't take your drug taking anecdotes as any kind of fact. If you knew that they were generics beforehand, and had preconceived beliefs about ge
by EdwardDiego 7y ago
Apologies if I don't take your drug taking anecdotes as any kind of fact.
If you knew that they were generics beforehand, and had preconceived beliefs about generics, your subjective experience of their recreational aspects is severely flawed.
- dRaBoQ 7y agoThe book provides details with FDA reports, court and patient cases why these are not anecdotes...
- EdwardDiego 7y agoIn America, yeah? As in, your regulators might be shit, but other countries might be better. The FDA have hardly been covering themselves in glory.
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- mruts 7y agoI’m prescribed them and have been taking some form of anphetamine for over 10 years. If it matters, I remember discovering this because I ended up taking a lot more because I wasn’t feeling them. Only afterwards did I notice they weren’t namebrand.
- ghostbrainalpha 7y agoAnecdotes in general are useless but the Adderall example is not just a single person's anecdote. It's an extremely common experience that almost everyone who takes the medication deals with. Many of the patients are kids who don't really understand what the difference between generic or name brand pills even is, so its hard to attribute the difference to their beliefs. Many pediatric doctors try to start treatment with generics and then move to the name brand as an alternative to increasing dosage.